Let me retell the story. The first man is an unreasonable police officer with a low EQ. A good partner is going to be promoted. At this time, there was a case of hiding a corpse on the wall, and a cute female forensic doctor solved the case together. s story. The case originated in a women's sanatorium that was about to be closed in 1961. The hostess who was in love with her cousin was discovered by her father and sent to a nursing home. She was abused by a cruel nurse, betrayed by her roommate, and was captured when she was about to escape. The abnormal doctor aborted her and sterilized her at the same time. Really perverted. . . . . . The nursing home was closed during the confinement period of the hostess. Although she reunited with her cousin, she was destined to break up without having a child. The hostess was regarded as revenge for the person who hurt her. His original identity went far to Spain until the case broke out. I have to say that the police inside are very reliable, and quickly sorted out all the clues, including the partner found out that his neighbor's girl was also sterilized, and the male protagonist also guessed that the murderer was actually the female protagonist. Because the film is in Danish? So the whole process of watching the subtitles, I basically didn't remember the name of the person, the story is a good story, the rhythm is very good, and the characters are distinct. The most interesting thing is that the male protagonist finally returned to emotional intelligence.
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